absorb, assume, colonize, engross, immerse, jaundice, monopolize, preengage, preoccupy, squat on, take it all, twist
Definitionv. possess beforehand
Last update: August 25, 2015
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His experience of the sentiment of the populace in the two greatest concerns of his life, - American affairs and Indian affairs, - had not been likely to prepossess him in favour of the popular voice as the voice of superior political wisdom. [Please select]
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Prepossessed with this view of the subject, I called on my friend Mr. [Please select]
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But Pussy was not prepossessed in their favor, and disappeared to forage in her old-time haunts. [Please select]
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I was not prepossessed in his favor, and was not very well pleased to find him my second in command. [Please select]
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The grand vizier plainly saw how much the sultan was prepossessed, therefore avoided disputes, and let him remain in his own opinion. [Please select]
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It was certainly a piratical appellation, and Charles was not prepossessed by it in favor of the society. [Please select]
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The landlord was not prepossessed with his appearance, and it was that that made him speak to Knapp about him. [Please select]
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